| Author | Message | ||
     Preybird1 |
Well i have slowly started stocking up on parts. I have 2 of everything electrical except the speed sensor. (I AM NOT SELLING ANYTHING!!) I have 6 injectors 3 Ecms 1 full intake including all the seals the throttle body and the tps 2 head lights 2 dash indicator set ups 2 bank angle sensors 1 full new wiring harness 2 sets of plastics 2 sets of pm wheels and some more i can't think of yet What else do i need guys and gals???? | ||
| Flatheadbill |
A bigger garage. | ||
| Dave_02_1200 |
I did get an extra set of PM wheels and several sets of the new front isolators but I don't really see the need to stock much else. If the ignition fails and OEM replacements are not available, there are several good aftermarket ignitions. If the ECM or other fuel injection parts are unavailable, a CV 40 will do just fine. The frame is the key to having a Buell. There is no substitute for a Buell frame so that is the one thing that might make sense to stash. Frames are cheap right now and they are the one thing that might become unobtainable in the future. | ||
| Preybird1 |
I have 2 ignitions a second set of all the locks on the bike Seat,fork lock,ignition and a second gas cap. I think i am going to need some right and left switches. | ||
| Koz5150 |
I got plastics and a spare set of rims I want to get chromed. ISO's, I should pick up a spare set or two as I see those being a potential issue in the future. Engine I am not to worried about, it's mostly just sportster parts. Bank sensors??? cut that out, unneeded. | ||
| Dave_02_1200 |
Forgot a few. Along with a frame and front isolator: swingarm, rear motor/swingarm mount and rear isolators. Other than that, the aftermarket and local fabricators could handle everything else. | ||
| Jos51700 |
You're stocking up on some of the most readily available stuff there is, or will be. Look for Buell-specific stuff: Body parts and fuel tanks, brake components, suspension components, and the oddball little crap that doesn't break very often, like inner fenders and tank vents and stuff. All of the commonly broken electrical stuff is either HD or Euro-outsourced, and will be common for many many years. | ||
| Charlies_s1 |
I picked up a new speedo for $29.00 St. Paul Harley has some great deals on Buell parts, Super cheap. | ||
| Koz5150 |
I am stoping in there this Tuesday. I have to be in Minneapolis for a Business trip. Wonder if I should bring the trailer??? | ||
| Jim2 |
Koz - It's only the St. Paul Ebay store that has the blowout prices on Buell parts, not the walk-in dealership. | ||
| Mmcustoms |
you can buy online at the ebay store and pick up the items in store just call them a couple days ahead of time they wont charge you shipping that way | ||
| Preybird1 |
I am stocking up because i like to have the parts when "I" need them. Instead of having to order them or deal with those HD sacks. | ||
| Terrycoxusa |
Maybe I should look for another low mileage S3, I could park it and use it for a parts bike. Then I would know I had at least one of everything. |
